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To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (1569)	6/15/2001 6:59:16 PM
From: smet~	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26752

Susie-very sad to hear about your friend. Thoughts and prayers coming your way. Rob

To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (1569)	6/16/2001 12:57:02 AM
From: 2MAR$	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26752

About your friend's tragedy....Here's a poem by the mystic Persian poet Rumi , that rings of the deepest sense of the elixir of life...in the heart of hearts. (maybe when someone near us dies , we can think of a better world filled more in balance with the things that matter, you must have been thru alot past few days , we were very worried and missed your brightness , susieq... ) ~ if you can't go to sleep my dear soul for tonight what do you think will happen if you pass your night and merge it with dawn for the sake of heart what do you think will happen if the entire world is covered with the blossoms you have labored to plant what do you think will happen if the elixir of life that has been hidden in the dark fills the desert and towns what do you think will happen if because of your generosity and love a few humans find their lives what do you think will happen if you pour an entire jar filled with joyous wine on the head of those already drunk what do you think will happen go my friend bestow your love even on your enemies if you touch their hearts what do you think will happen ~ - Rumi <1207 - 1273> This one is also very near to my heart , by Kahlil on death and the heart of life...so similar to Rumi's over 1200years later: cc.columbia.edu you were really missed Susieq.... (live long and prosper...) ;-) marsh